Rivian Cuts 2025 Targets Amidst Economic Uncertainty
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Rivian Automotive lowered its 2025 delivery target to 40,000-46,000 vehicles and increased capital expenditure guidance to $1.8-$1.9 billion, citing global economic uncertainty and trade impacts. Despite this, the company maintained its expectation of achieving a modest positive gross profit for the year. Q1 results exceeded expectations, reporting a loss of 41 cents per share (vs. expected 76 cents) and revenue of $1.24 billion (vs. expected $1.01 billion). Rivian ended Q1 with $8.5 billion in liquidity.
Rivian Automotive lowered its 2025 delivery target to 40,000-46,000 vehicles and increased capital expenditure guidance to $1.8-$1.9 billion, citing global economic uncertainty and trade impacts. Despite this, the company maintained its expectation of achieving a modest positive gross profit for the year. Q1 results exceeded expectations, reporting a loss of 41 cents per share (vs. expected 76 cents) and revenue of $1.24 billion (vs. expected $1.01 billion). Rivian ended Q1 with $8.5 billion in liquidity.
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